March 23, 2026Edition

Westbrook-based Lee Co. has opened a $20 million, 27,500-square-foot innovation center designed to accelerate product development for one of Connecticut's largest family-owned manufacturers — with data center cooling technology among its first targets.

FuelCell Energy’s Torrington operations are under review by state officials stemming from an earlier economic development deal. In...

FuelCell Energy is repositioning itself as a power solution for AI data centers, with more than 80% of its proposal pipeline now driven by that market — a dramatic shift for the Danbury company, which is betting on an expansion of its Torrington factory.

ConnectiCare's Molina-owned parent is exiting Medicare Advantage prescription drug plans in Connecticut, leaving about 48,000 seniors to find new coverage and raising fresh questions about the insurer's long-term commitment to the state.

Hartford Business Journal’s 2026 Women in Business awards recognize top leaders who are making a significant difference within their organization and the broader community.

Shelton-based Luxy Ride has raised $2.5 million to grow its app-based platform connecting business travelers with professional chauffeurs — positioning itself as a more reliable, upscale alternative to Uber and Lyft in a market it says is underserved.

Massachusetts landlord KS Partners paid $9.1 million for the 33%-occupied Campus at Greenhill, betting that capital investment and a flexible leasing strategy can breathe new life into a building that has cycled through bankruptcy, foreclosure and four owners in less than two decades.

Inspired by his father's unrealized dream of building a flying car, Hartford entrepreneur Robert Zielonka co-founded Escape Velocity Partners to give early-stage Connecticut startups the capital and mentorship he says too many promising inventors never had access to.

A chance conversation at a Rhode Island resort set Drew DiSilvestro on a path to transform a one-man plumbing outfit into a federal contracting powerhouse with $195 million in contracts — and a new Meriden headquarters to show for it.

Less than three months after EmblemHealth sold ConnectiCare to Molina Healthcare Inc., the New York-based insurer also...

Connecticut's habit of fast-tracking complex legislation is producing messy results — and it's time for lawmakers to slow down.

In 2026, businesses and nonprofit organizations are increasingly at risk of cyberattacks that can lead to very...